Le Pulci di Sera — NoLo

Vintage takes over the evening

Le Pulci di Sera is the evening market that enlivens the NoLo district (North of Loreto, Municipality 3, City of Milan, Lombardy), one of the youngest and most creative areas of the city. Along via Stazio, between via Padova and piazza Durante, stalls of vintage items, clothes, books, records, antique furniture, and self-produced projects are set up in an informal and festive atmosphere that lasts until the evening.

Market, music, and socializing

More than just a market, Le Pulci di Sera is a moment of neighborhood socializing: alongside the exhibitors, the program features live music, performances, and DJ sets, with street food completing the experience. The evening hours - from afternoon until late at night - give the event a convivial and relaxed character, perfect for Milanese spring and summer evenings.

The spirit of NoLo

Organized by Salumeria del Design, the market captures the spirit of NoLo, characterized by creativity, reuse, and street life. On some occasions, Le Pulci di Sera connects with other district events, such as the FringeMI Festival, in special editions that combine market, music, and performing arts, reinforcing the neighborhood's role as a laboratory of contemporary Milan.

NoLo, from decay to rebirth

The district north of Loreto, once a transit area marked by via Padova, is today one of the symbols of urban regeneration in the City of Milan (Lombardy). In recent years, a dense network of associations, bars, independent bookstores, and grassroots initiatives has changed the face of the neighborhood, making it a reference point for the city's alternative cultural life. Le Pulci di Sera is part of this ecosystem: an event that intertwines local commerce, reuse, music, and socializing, contributing to the identity of a young and constantly evolving district.